Sleepy Hollow RV Park is a tribally operated recreational vehicle park and convenience store located in Winterhaven, California, on the Fort Yuma Quechan Indian Tribe’s lands near the Arizona-California border. Its location near the Andrade Port of Entry makes it a convenient base for travelers exploring the Yuma area, visiting the Imperial Sand Dunes, or taking a day trip across the international border to Los Algodones, Baja California, Mexico.
The park offers RV spaces with 30- and 50-amp electrical service, water and sewer hookups, pull-through sites, laundry and shower facilities, Wi-Fi, and an on-site convenience store. With its proximity to the Colorado River region and nearby destinations in Arizona, California, and Mexico, Sleepy Hollow serves both short-term travelers and guests planning longer stays in the desert Southwest.
Owned and operated by the Fort Yuma Quechan Indian Tribe, Sleepy Hollow RV Park is part of the Tribe’s business operations and economic development. The park welcomes visitors to the region while providing an opportunity to learn about the Quechan people, whose ancestral homeland encompasses the Lower Colorado River area.
RV ACCOMMODATIONS AND CAMPSITES
Sleepy Hollow RV Park offers a range of RV spaces to accommodate different vehicle sizes and travel needs. The park advertises spaces ranging from approximately 30 to 90 feet, including pull-through options for larger RVs and motorhomes towing trailers.
Full hookups: Water, sewer, and 30- or 50-amp electrical connections.
Pull-through spaces: Available for travelers seeking easier access and maneuvering.
Varied site sizes: Options for different RV lengths and configurations.
Dry camping: Available for guests who do not require full hookups; confirm the current setup and included services when reserving.
Wi-Fi: Advertised throughout the park.
Longer stays: Daily, weekly, and extended-stay options may be available. Contact the park for current rates and availability.
Pet-friendly environment: Guests may bring pets subject to park rules.
Travelers with large motorhomes, fifth wheels, or vehicles towing trailers should confirm site dimensions, hookup requirements, and availability before booking.
PARK AMENITIES AND FACILITIES
Sleepy Hollow provides practical amenities for visitors staying overnight, traveling seasonally, or using the park as a base for cross-border appointments and sightseeing.
Laundry facilities: On-site laundry facilities help guests manage longer stays.
Showers and restrooms: Two laundry and shower facilities are listed among the park’s amenities.
Convenience store: An on-site store carries groceries, frozen foods, snacks, drinks, RV supplies, and automotive items.
Fresh prepared foods: The store has advertised fresh burritos and tamales on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays; availability may vary.
Dog park: A designated area provides space for pets to exercise.
Walking path: A path within the park offers an opportunity for a short walk.
RV dump and water-fill station: Facilities are advertised for RV waste disposal and water replenishment.
Playground and horseshoe pits: Outdoor recreation amenities are available.
Parking: On-site parking is provided for registered guests.
Contact the park directly to confirm which facilities are currently operating, any additional charges, and whether amenities are available to day visitors who are not staying overnight.
SLEEPY HOLLOW CONVENIENCE STORE
The on-site convenience store offers everyday supplies for RV travelers and nearby residents. Its advertised selection includes groceries, frozen foods, snacks, fountain drinks, alcoholic beverages, RV supplies, and automotive products.
The store also serves selected prepared foods, including burritos and tamales on scheduled days. This can be a useful option for guests who want to pick up supplies or a quick meal without driving into Yuma.
PLANNING A VISIT TO LOS ALGODONES
Driving option: Guests can drive a short distance south to the Andrade border area and park in a designated lot on the U.S. side.
Border parking: The park’s website has advertised secure U.S.-side parking for approximately $5 per day. Confirm the current rate and parking arrangements before your trip.
Walkable destination: Many dental offices, pharmacies, optical shops, restaurants, and retail businesses are clustered within walking distance of the Los Algodones border entrance.
Dental and optical services: Visitors seeking appointments should research providers, confirm appointment details, and discuss treatment plans and follow-up care directly with their chosen clinic.
Dining and shopping: Guests can explore Mexican cuisine, browse local shops, and purchase souvenirs and specialty goods.
Return to the United States: Allow extra time for inspection and possible queues at the pedestrian crossing.
BORDER-CROSSING TIPS
The Andrade Port of Entry has published operating hours of 6 a.m.-10 p.m. Pacific time. Hours and procedures can change, so check current U.S. Customs and Border Protection information before departing.
Visitors should carry the required travel documents, verify current U.S. reentry requirements, and check restrictions on bringing medications, alcohol, food, or other purchases back into the United States. Keep identification and important documents secure while traveling.
Travelers visiting Mexico for dental care should confirm the clinic’s credentials, understand the proposed treatment and total cost, and make arrangements for follow-up care before committing to procedures.
Sleepy Hollow RV Park offers an especially convenient base for a Los Algodones day trip: guests can leave their RV at the park, walk to the border, explore the town, and return to their campsite without needing to move their vehicle across the international boundary.
VISITOR INFORMATION & TIPS
RV park office hours: Monday-Saturday, 8 a.m.-7 p.m., according to the Tribe’s published listing.
Store hours: Monday-Saturday, 7 a.m.-6 p.m., according to the Tribe’s published listing.
Reservations: Contact the park or use its official website to ask about availability, rates, site sizes, and extended stays.
Rates: Vary by site type and length of stay. Confirm current pricing and any additional fees before booking.
Pets: Pets are welcome, subject to park rules.
Plan for the border: Check the Andrade Port of Entry’s current operating hours and allow time for inspection when returning to the United States.
Carry water and sun protection: Winterhaven and the Lower Colorado River region can experience intense heat, particularly in summer.
Prepare for desert driving: Check your vehicle, fuel, tires, and supplies before exploring remote areas such as the Imperial Sand Dunes.
